What Is a Mobile Welder?

A mobile welder provides welding services at the customer’s location using a reliable truck that can haul all the necessary welding equipment for the job.
As a mobile welder, an engine driven machine is essential so you don’t rely on your clients’ power to finish the job.
The tools you need include a fume extractor, respirators, plasma and air cutters, a welding helmet, MIG and TIG welding machines, welding gloves, hoists, welding pads, and surfactants.

Mobile welding contractors provide services to businesses that use metal components such as government institutions, transportation companies, and playground equipment manufacturers.
These companies and individuals usually need a repair done immediately since downtime is expensive.
A mobile welder will come to the site and make repairs onsite, saving time and money.

Mobile welding allows welders to bring their materials and equipment directly to the job site, eliminating transportation and setup fees.
This makes it a popular choice among many industries.
To run a mobile welding business, you’ll need the technical skills of a welding technician and also handle the administrative and managerial side of running a business.